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@wire - I can’t think of anything that I have done in particular that “changed” this behavior. I have used hmvc so far with the 2.0-develop branch (did a checkout somewhere around Feb-March) with no problems except for now when I tried upgrading both hmvc and CI to the latest develop checkout.

My upgrade is simple… I downloaded latest source code of hmvc from bitbucket - download is: wiredesignz-codeigniter-modular-extensions-hmvc-d28d24e26397 which as I double checked today it’s the latest code changes.

I cloned the develop branch:

remote.origin.url=https://github.com/EllisLab/CodeIgniter.git
branch.develop.remote=origin
branch.develop.merge=refs/heads/develop

I copied over all the checked out code to my application and then copied the hmvc code to it’s place as well. I can’t see what is wrong or out-dated in my method.

Can we possibly cross-reference other related to parts to see where this is failing? as you say that you don’t have this issue…

Also, maybe the methods of creating controller classes have changed? I created a MY_Controller in application/core which extends CI_Controller and all of my modules are extending MY_Controller. Anything else you can think of?

I should also add that if I add:

public $_ci_classes = array();

To HMVC’s MX_Loader class everything is working fine…

i encounter this sometime, after refresh it is gone. and insight for this ?

Strict Standards: Declaration of MX_Lang::load() should be compatible with that of CI_Lang::load() in /Dropbox/www/application/third_party/MX/Lang.php on line 0

Strict Standards: Declaration of MX_Loader::library() should be compatible with that of CI_Loader::library() in application/third_party/MX/Loader.php on line 0

Strict Standards: Declaration of MX_Loader::helper() should be compatible with that of CI_Loader::helper() in application/third_party/MX/Loader.php on line 0

Strict Standards: Declaration of MX_Loader::helpers() should be compatible with that of CI_Loader::helpers() in application/third_party/MX/Loader.php on line 0

Strict Standards: Declaration of MX_Loader::language() should be compatible with that of CI_Loader::language() in application/third_party/MX/Loader.php on line 0

Strict Standards: Declaration of MX_Loader::_ci_get_component() should be compatible with that of CI_Loader::_ci_get_component() in application/third_party/MX/Loader.php on line 0

@Keat Liang, Those are PHP5.x E_STRICT errors.

All previous versions of Codeigniter had suppressed E_STRICT errors. You will notice in index.php the code error_reporting(-1) which enables every PHP error level for some reason.

Simply change this to E_ALL for development and they will go away. (Until PHP5.4 at least)

You might want check the error descriptions on http://php.net/manual/en/function.error-reporting.php if you are concerned about this.

@Keat Liang, Those are PHP5.x E_STRICT errors.

All previous versions of Codeigniter had suppressed E_STRICT errors. You will notice in index.php the code error_reporting(-1) which enables these errors for some reason.

Simply change this to E_ALL for development and they will go away.

Yo might want check the error descriptions on http://php.net/manual/en/function.error-reporting.php if you are concerned about this.

thanks,

according to http://my.php.net/manual/en/errorfunc.constants.php

E_STRICT message just a suggestion. not an error or something..

Yes just a suggestion.

In this case the message is warning that we have different number of arguments in the overload methods of the MX classes compared to the CI classes.

It’s not a problem. Just something to consider for the future I guess.

Hey wiredesignz,

Can we please continue investigating the issue with 2.0.3/2.1.0-develop branch of CI from github regarding integrating with hmvc 5.4?

I have provided some more info with the hope of getting this solved:
http://ellislab.com/forums/viewreply/937062/ and http://ellislab.com/forums/viewreply/937065/ (#121 and #122)

I think it’s simply required to add the modification I mentioned on #122 to hmvc to make it compatible with CI develop branch.

You said you have tried hmvc 5.4 and CI develop branch and did not find any issues?

I have moved my applications to HMVC modular. Everyting is allright except post variables.

I post any data with any form but it returns empty, does not post actually.

I debug it:

print_r($_POST);
die;

even though there is post data the follwing appears:

array()

What is the wrong with my code?

Thanks.

howdy, i’m new on this..

can anybody help me to figure this out

$ext = $this->config->item('controller_suffix').EXT;

where ‘controller_suffix’ pointing? there’s no ‘controller_suffix’

in my ‘config.php’..

thanks before

@sineld

You access the post data like this:

print_r($this->input->post());

@rahendz
Just incase u use it. 😊

I have been using CI properly for just under a week now, so I’m a bit of a nub at it. But I really like this extension and would like some guidance on how to jquery’s ajax post to submit a form. I found an article on developerworks but it doesn’t take into account the HMVC extension.
Here’s a snippet of what I have got. Any advice would be more than welcome.

Code in view

$.post("ajax/add_comment", {'comment_text': comment_text, 'post_id': getpID, 
      'author_id': <?php echo($this->session->userdata('user_id'));?>},
       function(response){
     $('#CommentPosted'+getpID).append($(response).fadeIn('slow'));
       $("#commentMark-"+getpID).val("Write a comment…");     
});

and the ajax controller

class Ajax extends MX_Controller {

  public function Ajax() {  
    parent::Controller(); 
  }

  public function add_comment()
  {
    $data = array(
        'date' => date() ,
        'author' => $_REQUEST['author_id'] ,
        'text' => $_REQUEST['comment_text'],
        'parentComment' => $_REQUEST['post_id']
    );
    $this->db->insert('comments', $data);     
    return true;
  }  

}

I have been using CI properly for just under a week now, so I’m a bit of a nub at it. But I really like this extension and would like some guidance on how to jquery’s ajax post to submit a form. I found an article on developerworks but it doesn’t take into account the HMVC extension.
Here’s a snippet of what I have got. Any advice would be more than welcome.

Code in view

$.post("ajax/add_comment", {'comment_text': comment_text, 'post_id': getpID, 
      'author_id': <?php echo($this->session->userdata('user_id'));?>},
       function(response){
     $('#CommentPosted'+getpID).append($(response).fadeIn('slow'));
       $("#commentMark-"+getpID).val("Write a comment…");     
});

and the ajax controller

class Ajax extends MX_Controller {

  public function Ajax() {  
    parent::Controller(); 
  }

  public function add_comment()
  {
    $data = array(
        'date' => date() ,
        'author' => $_REQUEST['author_id'] ,
        'text' => $_REQUEST['comment_text'],
        'parentComment' => $_REQUEST['post_id']
    );
    $this->db->insert('comments', $data);     
    return true;
  }  

}

You dont access the post data like $_REQUEST[‘post_id’]
use

$this->input->post('post_id')

sorted!
made them changes plus had to change

public function Ajax() {  
    parent::Controller(); 
  }

to

public function Ajax() {  
    parent::__construct(); 
  }

thanks for the help

Hey wiredesignz,

I already have phpar(active record) and sparks installed so a MY_Loader already exists extending CI_Loader.

It is not possible to drop your version of MY_Loader into the core directory because one already exists.

Can you help me with the code to insert in my already existing MY_Loader.php so this will work?

Plugins and extensions really shouldn’t all come with their own version of MY_Loader.php because this limits them to being the only extension that can be used on a project.

phpactiverecord should also include the code block for the MY_Loader instead of providing a whole MY_Loader.php

IMHO

Bottom line is that MY_Loader can’t extend CI_Loader and also extend MX_Loader. Hopefully I’m just misunderstanding these instructions https://bitbucket.org/wiredesignz/codeigniter-modular-extensions-hmvc/wiki/Home

Thank you